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http://www.foxnews.com/us/2014/03/12/new-jersey-teen-who-sued-parents-returns-home/?intcmp=latestnews

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The New Jersey teenager who sued her parents to force them to pay her bills, including school tuition, has returned home.

Rachel Canning, 18, has reunited with her parents and siblings, attorney Angelo Sarno said in a statement obtained by FoxNews.com.

“Her return home is not contingent on any financial and/or other considerations,” Sarno’s statement continued.

A 1:30 p.m. press conference at Sarno’s office in Roseland, N.J., has been scheduled to announce further details.

A judge last week denied Canning’s potentially precedent-setting lawsuit seeking financial support, including high school tuition


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Re: New Jersey teen who sued parents for financial support returns home
« Reply #1 on: March 12, 2014, 06:01:40 pm »
I wonder if she got tired of her boyfriend? The parents should sue the attorney she lived with for giving her alcohol. I hope she grows up.

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Re: New Jersey teen who sued parents for financial support returns home
« Reply #2 on: March 13, 2014, 12:45:13 pm »
Andrea Peyser, NY Post:
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Rachel Canning moving back in won’t save her family
By Andrea Peyser
March 13, 2014 | 3:10am

Can this family be saved? Not a chance.

Rachel Canning, the teen who’s as spoiled as toxic lunch meat and as vile as New Jersey sludge, has abandoned her epic temper tantrum. For now.

Rachel, 18 — a walking, cursing, boozing cautionary tale to parents all over the world who struggle to say “no’’ to their kids — has moved from a friend’s house back to her parents’ home in Jersey. But this suburban nightmare is far from over.

For Rachel has succeeded in setting up a domestic war zone between herself and her folks, a crying shame that no amount of parental discipline, no cutting up of credit cards, no tedious hours of family therapy can begin to cure.

The brat claimed that her parents kicked her out of their house. They insisted she moved out on her own in order to stay out late, skip chores and spend time with a boyfriend who encouraged her to drink and cut school.

I think Rachel’s parents should have booted her from their house permanently. But that’s just me.

No one outside Rachel’s inner circle should ever have known of the dysfunctional train wreck that is the household headed by Sean and Elizabeth Canning. But the teen, who has suffered from an eating disorder and, her folks alleged, stole from her mom’s wallet, repaid her parents with an insane lawsuit.

With the backing of a friend’s father, John Inglesino — a twisted lawyer who should be watching his own daughter for treachery — she sued her parents for the cost of her Catholic high-school tuition and other expenses.

But mostly, Rachel’s lawsuit was an attempt at a shake down. “The proverbial F-you’’ to her folks, Judge Peter Bogaard declared last week, denying Rachel’s demand for $5,300 for tuition and weekly payments of $654.

Now, we are to believe that one big, happy family — Rachel has two younger sisters — lives under a roof in Lincoln Park. Even as the parents’ lawyer Angelo Sarno said, “The deal is that the lawsuit is still pending.”

Nor should Rachel’s parents be let completely off the hook.

Her downfall seems to have started in earnest last summer, when Mom and Dad separated for a few months. The teen has accused her mother of calling her “porky,’’ and said her father gave her shots of booze until she blacked out. Child-welfare officials found no wrongdoing.

Still, a message Rachel left for her mother in July is nothing short of breathtaking. “I [expletive] hate you,’’ she railed. She also said she wanted to defecate on her mom’s face.

A young lady isn’t born a monster.
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